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Nvm... right after posting my comment it suddenly started working out of nowhere, I now have working diagnostics  ;D

If you don't mind me asking: how did you configure the NUT plugin in OPNSense?

I'm also trying to connect OPNSense to a Eaton UPS with Network-M2 management card but haven't had any luck... the nut logs are saying 'Error   upsmon   Login on UPS [ups-02] failed - got [ERR ACCESS-DENIED]'

Below are the settings of NUT and the UPS itself:

Ah, I see.

I checked the server config, it is in fact using TUN as the device mode.

I specified all ranges with the netmask applied to them, like in the file attached.
No single IP addresses, only ranges.

That's the weird thing, there are no overlaps.
I have pasted all ranges into notepad++ and checked for duplicates, there are none.

What do you mean by tun device and a dedicated VPN network?

I have currently setup the server using below guide, which is the setup I need. A single VPN server for ~50 clients to connect to.
https://docs.opnsense.org/manual/how-tos/sslvpn_client.html

Gotcha, tried that, but now I'm getting a bunch of 'Route addition failed using service' errors when connected, please see attached logfile

EDIT: Some routes seem to get added, but the majority doesn't...

Thanks, problem is that the IP's are AWS IP ranges of 3 regions, so it's about 300 ip ranges..

Hi all,

I have a OPNSense 22.7_4 box that also runs a OpenVPN server. The VPN is setup so that only traffic destined for 192.168.0.0/24 gets routed through the VPN, all other traffic will go through the clients 'normal' internet connection.

However, we have some IP ranges that are only reachable from the office IP, so those need to be routed through the VPN.

Question: How and where do I configure this? I have a firewall alias containing all IP ranges.

Any help is greatly appreciated.